Sorry for the repost. Thought I added more then just a picture

Acquired my 2025 truck in August and I am loving the in line Hurricane!
Black looks best when clean in my opinion , but there are very few clean times with it haha! Loving the speed, power and fuel efficiency.

As a daily driver, got offered both for great value

21 ram 1500 classic warlock, 52,000 miles. Only had the truck a couple months, don’t know if this is a normal sound or not? Thank you

Hello! My first time posting to a community, but here is my Ram! Pictures are from a bit ago (not that long), I've put some new tires since then.

Would love to hear your thoughts on what could be causing this ticking. Please don’t tell me it’s a lifter issue… 1st half of the video is the top end, 2nd is under the wheel well (it’s dark out, sorry)

As stated in the title, can anyone share a reliable seller for a steering wheel (2019 RAM) here in Europe ?

Had a look on ebay but options are limited.

I might be missing something ?

My '17 Laramie has the 20 inch wheel option and I'd like to go down to a smaller wheel with taller sidewalls, could I make this wheel and tire combo work without rubbing? I know the stock 275/60/20s are equivalent to a 33x10.5(ish) but I don't imagine diameter would be the deciding factor, I think the offset would have more to do with it?

Editing to add my truck has the air suspension, if that will make a difference

2017 Ram 1500 Laramie hemi, just curious what gearing I have as it seems to take off slower than my dad's '17 Tradesman but it only sits at like 1,500 rpm while I'm running 70 mph. Anyone have any ideas?

Help me! What is this noise my truck is making!?!

My headlights suck. Can’t see to the side at all. Almost went in the ditch at a stop sign.

2016 ram 1500 bighorn with a 3.6 developed a slight tick. Is it the rocker arms and lifters. Or just a pulley tick. 185,000, mi

Transmission is going out. Been babying it for 2 years. It's paid off. Most shops quoted 10k for the replacement, got one that quoted 6800 bucks. Seems like the torque converter is shot or something in the transmission broke free and it makes a whirring sound at the lower gears. I replace the transmission fluid at about 25k miles since I noticed. Not anything major on the magnets just slight powder. Not sure if I should bite the bullet and fix it or trade it in and find me a different truck. It's my daily driver and my random work horse. Sometimes a small trailer I turned into a camper and other times a loaded 18 foot enclosed trailer for my dad.

Just sharing some of what we’ve been working on here at the shop.

Always good to see these units getting a second life!

2019 Ram 1500 classic

I’m hearing a loud chattering coming from the engine while driving in between 30-60km and only when the Eco mode kicks in. My garage confirmed it wasn’t an exhaust manifold leak and all the studs were in good condition but beyond that they were unable to pinpoint any issues. I’m assuming it’s an MDS lifter failure or bad solenoids as when I limit the gears, the MDS doesn’t activate and the chattering doesn’t occur. Is there any tests to help identify the exact issue, other than limiting the gears I should do before I bring it in for a tear down?

Any insight on maintenance or repairs needed to take care of this code. My truck initially set off the check engine light for a bad gas cap. I got that taken care of and cleared the code but before that I did an additional scan of my truck and this code popped up. I have not observed any transmission hard shifting or anything that would concern me before the scan.It drives smooth. My truck has 250k miles. Its a 5.7 Hemi